It seems that the problem start occuring in Opera 8.0.2. It looks fine in
the previous 8.0.1 Maybe they made a change in the last upgrade that
renders the easy clearfix method unappliable. That would be bad.
I'll see what I can find on their site.
Pages identical in FF and Opera8
All seems
Hi List,
I need to create custom borders around a photo whose bordered width can be
150 or 300px. I am trying to do this so as to make it easy for a CMS
programmer to use my code, so that all he has to do is say
div class="photo150" or div class="photo300"
and everything else is done by eleme
Yes it's still there for screen readers, but it is not visible :(
I saw how they use images for text on sites such as opera.com and
happycog.com. They put them as simple
Please, check my code. Rading about z-index on w3.org is pretty hard
to me. Why Opera and Firefox put the text under the b
> From: Bruce Searl
>
> The goal is to apply formatting to a table or table cell,
> that will prevent the border
> from showing if the image contained in it has a link around
> it
>
Bruce,
td a img {border: none;} should do the trick for you.
You could add text-decoration: none too just to
Thanks Georg! That worked for IE5.0 and 5.5!
What is this bug? It's not the 3 pixel jog is it? I want to look into it a bit
more - surprised I haven't encountered it before.
Thanks again,
-Nigel
-Original Message-
From: Gunlaug Sørtun [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello all you CSS brains.
I've got what might be a simple "no", or "why would you?" or "You can - but you
shouldn't!" sort of question.
But thus far all I've been able to do is nothing...
The goal is to apply formatting to a table or table cell, that will prevent the
border
from showing if
On 16 Sep 2005, at 2:09 am, rhett crowe wrote:
Hey Everybody,
I have a page with 2 floated columns created with divs, in a container
div, nested in another main div. When I close the container div and
then put an , the background properties of the show up in the
columns in the div above. (T
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
> That is one of the variants here:
>
Thanks for the link...
> All that relative positioning and absolute positioning you use
> here Each r.p box creates its own stacking context, which is
> anyway layered on top of previous ones.
> Then the anonymous box that wra
On 15 Sep 2005, at 11:26 pm, Thierry Koblentz wrote:
"Test case" (IE5 Mac OS9/X):
http://www.tjkdesign.com/eStore/macbug.asp
This is about image elements (not background images).
As explained on the page below, the long image (the one that says
betterfly.com) comes on top of the logo *and* the
Duckworth, Nigel wrote:
In my simplified test case I have 2 graphics in a div, first floats
left, second floats right. Looks fine in most browsers except for Win
IE5.
http://nigelduckworth.com/test/one/test_ie5.html
'IE5.0 only' corrections:
#banner {width: 704px;
background: transparent;
In my simplified test case I have 2 graphics in a div, first floats
left, second floats right. Looks fine in most browsers except for Win
IE5. I tried display inline (double margin float bug) and setting
heights, removing white space from the html and a few other things but
nothing worked. Any help
It might be some kind of prevention of bad cascading (eg. user or
browser default stylesheet) that may render the text unreadable. AFAIK
it's some rule in WCAG - if you set foreground color, set also the
background color.
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cFA wrote:
http://aenonfiredesign.com/test/validator/
validation:
*
http://tinyurl.com/d6685*
is it saying that for every element I specify a color, I also in turn need
to specify a background color and vice versa?
could use some help understanding this
-clint
Maybe the validator i
Rob Cochrane wrote:
Tanya Renne wrote:
Unveiling tonight - launching tomorrow ...
http://www.orchidsuites.net/asq509/
Hello Tanya,
Opera v8 the whole top navigation degrades to lists.
When resizing smaller the faux column behind side navigation moves left
off the page
IE6 and FF
Top
> Hi there, I'm havin a hard time understanding how the
> warnings are on the
> validator now, it wasnt like this just yesterday, if I was
> looking correctly
> as my sheets were valid with no warnings. today I've got a
> ton of warnings
> relating to background colors and colors on elements
I'm attempting to re-design a website using CSS layout. It looks fine
in Safari, Opera (Mac) and FireFox (Mac/PC), but not IE (Mac/PC). I've
identified 4 rendering issues, I'll mention the most glaring 2 here.
No doubt my issues have been addressed in this list, but i've done a
bunch of reading, a
On 9/15/05, Chris Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> https://www.higheredjobs.com/products/
You could use your (new) print stylesheet to dump the float on
#mainContent or pick another method to contain your floats in
#mainContent.
While you are creating your print stylesheet, you may want to hide
Neal Watkins wrote:
http://www.gizmoproject.com/index2.html
in IE (oh yeah) the border disapearing after i added the "new
features" absolutrly positioned link - - - it is caused by the float
of the text to the right. anybody know any fix?
#hometopborder {width: 671px;}
...will act as a 'hasL
Hi there, I'm havin a hard time understanding how the warnings are on the
validator now, it wasnt like this just yesterday, if I was looking correctly
as my sheets were valid with no warnings. today I've got a ton of warnings
relating to background colors and colors on elements. Here is a simple
I know this is possible with tables pretty easily, but I'm clueless as
where to start with CSS. I have some variable-width and -height images
that need to go in a left hand column, and a set of bullets to go in a
right column. The bullet lists line up with each image, so they also
need to line *u
Hello all. I've got a baffling little problem here and I'm hoping
someone can help me out.
When you try to print a page in IE6 that would take up more than one
sheet of paper, IE breaks off the first page directly under the
navigation bar, and begins the content at the start of the second piece
JF Simard wrote:
Mmmm...and what about this page?
http://netdiver.net/x_editorials/
Pages identical in FF and Opera8
All seems fine
Rob
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Thursday, September 15, 2005, 3:49:31 PM, JF Simard wrote:
> Mmmm...and what about this page?
> http://netdiver.net/x_editorials/
You're right: float uncontained. Background ends after "/ Brain bytes".
Sorry...
Steve
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Tanya Renne wrote:
Unveiling tonight - launching tomorrow ...
http://www.orchidsuites.net/asq509/
Hello Tanya,
Opera v8 the whole top navigation degrades to lists.
When resizing smaller the faux column behind side navigation moves left
off the page
IE6 and FF
Top nav is broken by wrapping
Mmmm...and what about this page?
http://netdiver.net/x_editorials/
I have Opera 8.02 (7680) on Win2k and the bottoms of these pages:
http://netdiver.net/toolbox/bookshelves/bk_05.php
http://netdiver.net/interviews/
look identical to the bottoms of these:
http://netdiver.net/newsarchive/0
Tanya Renne wrote:
Unveiling tonight - launching tomorrow ...
http://www.orchidsuites.net/asq509/
... I'd like to normalize the unit of measure for example.
if you care to login as bambam/bambam and click on "my page" -
TIA,
-Tanya
<<::SNIP::>>
Hmm, launching tomorrow, eh? Might want to rec
rhett crowe wrote:
Page: http://www.fcs.uga.edu/ext/housing/slides.php
CSS: is in head of page, rest is
http://www.fcs.uga.edu/ext/css/main.css
Hi,
First off id can only be used once per page you have repeated
id="leftcolbox" and id="leftcol' also midcol.
Once the HTML validates it may
Thursday, September 15, 2005, 12:50:56 PM, JF Simard wrote:
> It seems that Opera 8 does not clear the main floated content in certain
I have Opera 8.02 (7680) on Win2k and the bottoms of these pages:
> http://netdiver.net/toolbox/bookshelves/bk_05.php
> http://netdiver.net/interviews/
look iden
It seems that only in very few places on the web can I resize my
text, then print, and have the printed text respect the new size I've
chosen. I do this often, because most pages print edge to edge, which
is hard to read, so I print 2-up (two shrunken pages, side-by-side
and rotated, on o
http://www.gizmoproject.com/index2.html
in IE (oh yeah) the border disapearing after i added the "new features"
absolutrly positioned link - - - it is caused by the float of the text to the
right.
anybody know any fix?
thanks
Neal
Hey Everybody,
I have a page with 2 floated columns created with divs, in a container
div, nested in another main div. When I close the container div and
then put an , the background properties of the show up in the
columns in the div above. (The bullet list should not have any
background pro
Hi all,
I posted this message on tuesday without success so I'm trying again.
==
I am having this problem I can't figure out.
We just redid our site full css using floats all around and the clearfix
method to clear them.
It seems that Opera 8 does not cl
ugo pozo wrote:
URL: http://www.cityofdis.org/signo
CSS: http://www.cityofdis.org/signo/brushed/general.css
XP_SP2 IE/FF/Opera
Ugo,
Well, I feel like a total idiot because I see none of these
horrendous problems you write about. I gotta' tell you though that I
hate the 62.5% font-size,
Hello,
I have a form inside a div and I was wondering if there is a way to retain the
position of the scoller on submission of a page? Maybe a combination of
Javascript and CSS??
R.
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Thursday, September 15, 2005, 9:49:36 AM, shlomi asaf wrote:
> why moz doesnt support text-align:center
All major browsers support text-align [1].
The behavior you're expecting (that it affect block elements like DIV) was
a bug in IE5.x (retained in IE6 Quirks mode).
To center block elements, se
Justin,
I think I have an answer (might not be the best as I am learning also) as I
was helped recently with related problems by Georg. It seems in ie6 there is
a 'hasLayout' mechanism that has to be triggered which can be solved without
a hack as css compliant browsers already deal with in the
shlomi asaf wrote:
> http://www.dogma.co.il/shlomi/Css/
>
> here is the sketch of the site
> http://www.dogma.co.il/shlomi/Css/images/migvan.gif
Try adding a containing div around everything
eg;
[rest of code here]
body {
text-align: center;
}
#container {
margin: 0 auto;
}
the a
"Test case" (IE5 Mac OS9/X):
http://www.tjkdesign.com/eStore/macbug.asp
This is about image elements (not background images).
As explained on the page below, the long image (the one that says
betterfly.com) comes on top of the logo *and* the search form, but it is
still possible to access both ele
Thank you Scot, but if you hide the text wrapped between with
"display:none" then it doesn't appear when you browse with images
turned off.
Now with " z-index: -1" the text stays under the background of
#Content, but if you turn the images off then it is visible because
the background is off too.
ahhh i see
(I just re-read my post and it was a bit abrupt, that was unintentional,
I'm really busy at work and I just typed it as I thought it - mental
note to re-read emails before clicking send!)
Do you have a live example we can look at?
Have you stripped everything out?
What are you tr
Hi buddies :)
Wassap?
why in moz this code doesnt work, and only in IE it does?
.body{
height:90%;
width:100%;
text-align:center
}
IE
Moz
why moz doesnt support text-align:center, but recive tag?
thanks!
Neo
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Ingo and Roger, thanks for taking a look.
Ingo, I removed overflow: hidden from #nav and #nav a and it appears
to have solved the problem on both the PC and Mac versions of
Firefox. I didn't test the 1.5beta though, but you can find the new
page here: http://highlandworldwide.com/staging/in
In my IE, I actually have both the header *and* footer areas over the
scrollbar. I'm not sure if you were getting this additional frustration
or not.
IE Version: 6.0.2900 SP2
-Original Message-
URL: http://www.cityofdis.org/signo
Question (finally!): how can I get the size of the pageH
Hello List,
I don't have access to a server to post an HTML file, but if someone could look
at the code below, and please tell me why in IE6 (pc) I have extra vertical
space between my elements. In Firefox, it looks fine. The odd thing is
that if I put a 1px border on the , the gap disappears
I'm not sure if you're still looking for comments, so ignore this if
you're already good to go. :)
In FireFox:
I see a graphic on every link except the "inserted graphic" lines, where
I don't see the graphic on either "inserted" bullet.
In ie:
I see a graphic on the very first line and all 4 bul
Tanya Renne wrote:
> Unveiling tonight - launching tomorrow ...
Then today should be a very busy day. Visual accessibility is awful.
> http://www.orchidsuites.net/asq509/
> ... I'd like to normalize the unit of measure for example.
> if you care to login as bambam/bambam and click on "my pa
> Thursday, September 15, 2005, 7:33:59 AM, Bob Easton wrote:
>> 1) the display:none technique is very poor form. It hides information
>> from exactly the audience who needs it, screen reader users.
OK, I guess you were referring to general use of the technique. Agreed,
sorry!
Steve
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Tanya Renne wrote:
> Unveiling tonight - launching tomorrow ...
>
> http://www.orchidsuites.net/asq509/
http://www.orchidsuites.net/asq509/index.php?display=OrganizationDetails&i=2&aboutus=Y&pid=212
and I quote:
ASQ 509 is the best damn section in the whole country.
You are launching this tomo
Thursday, September 15, 2005, 7:33:59 AM, Bob Easton wrote:
> 1) the display:none technique is very poor form. It hides information
> from exactly the audience who needs it, screen reader users.
While I agree the upgrade notice days are happily over, why would you want
screen reader users hearing
Unveiling tonight - launching tomorrow ...
http://www.orchidsuites.net/asq509/
... I'd like to normalize the unit of measure for example.
if you care to login as bambam/bambam and click on "my page" -
TIA,
-Tanya
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Craddock, Melissa wrote:
The email excerpt below was sent today from a user. We are using the
WASP Invisible Object Method to display the "Upgrade Note". ...
Two points:
1) the display:none technique is very poor form. It hides information
from exactly the audience who needs it, screen reader
This is a bit off topic for a CSS forum.
I picked one of your images, the Californian Poppy,
and opened it in Photoshop. On the site it's 29896 bytes.
If I save it for web and chose medium quality (30) that
comes down to 5057 bytes. IMHO quality 30 is virtually
indistinguishable from the original
ugo pozo wrote:
URL: http://www.cityofdis.org/signo
CSS: http://www.cityofdis.org/signo/brushed/general.css
XP_SP2 IE/FF/Opera
Ugo,
Well, I feel like a total idiot because I see none of these horrendous
problems you write about. I gotta' tell you though that I hate the
62.5% font-size, co
I hope you don't mind some scientific input.
Scientific names such as Pediculus capitis, Pediculus humanus and Pthirus
pubis should be in italics.
Alan Wood
http://www.alanwood.net (Unicode, special characters, pesticide names)
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Adam wrote:
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> With some great help
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